NYC Fire Code Flashcards
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Which NYC agency enforces the Fire Code at construction sites?
Answer: FDNY (Fire Department of the City of New York)
The FDNY is responsible for enforcing the NYC Fire Code, including fire safety requirements at construction sites, through inspections and Certificate of Fitness programs.
How long is an F-01 Certificate of Fitness valid?
Answer: 3 years
NYC Certificates of Fitness, including the F-01, are valid for 3 years from the date of issuance, after which they must be renewed through the FDNY.
What is the NYC Fire Code requirement for smoking at construction sites?
Answer: Smoking is prohibited except in designated areas away from combustible materials
NYC Fire Code prohibits smoking at construction sites except in specifically designated smoking areas that are located away from combustible materials and operations.
What must a construction site have before using any temporary heating device?
Answer: An FDNY permit, a fire guard with valid Certificate of Fitness, and proper clearances from combustibles
NYC requires an FDNY permit for temporary heating devices, a fire guard with valid F-01 Certificate of Fitness on duty, and compliance with clearance requirements.
Under NYC Fire Code, who is responsible for ensuring a fire guard is on duty?
Answer: The owner or contractor responsible for the construction site
The owner or contractor with control of the construction site bears legal responsibility for ensuring qualified fire guards are on duty when required by the Fire Code.
What records must be kept at a construction site regarding fire guard activity?
Answer: Fire watch logs, Certificate of Fitness copies, and FDNY permits must be kept on site and available for inspection
NYC Fire Code requires that fire watch logs, copies of fire guard certificates, and relevant FDNY permits be maintained on site and available for inspection by FDNY personnel.